Brown University Health to move into former Hasbro Providence office
By Michelle Bi | February 4Brown Health plans to consolidate its offices into Hasbro’s former Providence office building.
Brown Health plans to consolidate its offices into Hasbro’s former Providence office building.
Last year, government officials announced that the RIBridges was hit by a massive cyberattack.
LOCC has officially ratified their contract with the University and are looking toward future initiatives.
The project features a series of research and teaching-based events.
RISD’s first year program has its pros and cons, students say.
The Herald sat down with Sandra Barnes to discuss her recent work and its impact.
Governor Dan McKee submitted his $14.2 billion budget for fiscal year 2026 on Jan. 16, marking a $250 million increase from the FY 2025 budget of $13.9 billion. The proposed increase follows a projected budget deficit of $297.8 million in the upcoming fiscal year, according to an analysis by the Rhode ...
The Systemic Racism Project aims to make research on systemic racism more accessible.
A Herald investigation found a department where some say they faced harassment by colleagues.
Organizers at the Brown Dream Team and the Student Clinic for Immigrant Justice discuss community safety, institutional support and coalition.
The department hopes to award the final contract for the reconstruction project by early June.
Amid President Trump’s newly enacted policies targeting undocumented residents across the country, several Providence and Rhode Island officials affirmed their commitment to limiting cooperation with federal immigration authorities.
ACLU R.I. sent University administrators a letter demanding they revoke the temporary suspension of Brown’s chapter of SJP, arguing that it violates Brown’s commitment to freedom of speech.
The annual count from the R.I. Coalition informs local and state funding for housing initiatives each year.
University administrators are meeting regularly to review new policies and assess their impacts.
The project seeks to promote open discussion and maintain a respectful community.
CharterCARE operates the Roger Williams Medical Center and Our Lady of Fatima Hospital.
Threats to increase deportations worry mixed-status students as they apply for federal student aid.
Funding will support financial aid, professorships and campus improvements, among other projects.
The UCS special report recommended student representation in the Corporation.